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>>322776
Will you learn what a paragraph break is omg

>>322777
NO.

>>322776

i read it all! and with that then first said I would like to say:

>the WEF, the U.N.

are cloaking masks used by jewish finance. even before WW2, there existed judeomasonic supranational proto-communist groups like the League of Nations. the jewishness of these groups was known to wise observers.

>the Anglosphere

has been under complete venetian-jewish control since probably the last 16th century. i mark the late 16th century as the inaugurating point of their control of england as this is when the venetian vanguard of bacon/dee/burghley/walshingham intruded itself onto Europe through their stewarding of the break with the Catholic Church. this problem is greatly old and in temporal excess of not only our times but even the times of the past 2-3 centuries.

>there might be a nuclear war

no there will not be. nuclear weapons do not exist. they are a figment of the propagandizing mind of the jews and little more. “nukes” are just as much a jewish fiction as the “covid virus”.

>it's gnostic in essence

it is communism. and communism derives from gnosticism, which derives from platonism, which derives from the speculating labors of the pythagorean secret societies. these groups long since resolved that this reality is an illusion imposed upon us by a lesser demiurgic deity and that the great generality of humans appearing in this illusory bubble-world are scum impeding the "elite" mystics' ascension to godhood. so if in pursuance to this species of thought we adopt a proud gnostic perspective and disesteem the most of mankind as soulless vessels, then the enslaving/deceiving/bankrupting/sterilizing of this mass of people is a logical end that must be honored by the kabbalistic (neo-platonic) rulers. plato (who was a gay saturnian mystic) said just as much about the necessity of deceiving and bankrupting the common people.

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>>322776
Don't lose hope! You have excellent observations but saying

> but deep down you know that is the future, and future has never been a synonym with good,

is proof you do not believe things can be turned around. Maybe they can. The world has been very bad for a very long time now.

I was put off by the drastic changes they made to the world. "Oh, blade runners are replicants now but it's all cool". "Humans are so racist against replicants. If they just trust their corporate overlords they'd let these perfect obedient humans eliminate their drudgery". "Oh, replicants can have children under special conditions and it is the McGuffin of our entire movie". Seriously if it wasn't for the wizard insert I couldn't stand this movie. If they hired any other writer under 60 this movie would have been shit.

>>318548
Where did you get that image from? And where are these strange succubi from?

>>315805
Powder was such a strange but good movie.

>>315805
are you bald too?

>>319372
I bet they are Harkonnen extras from Dune part 2

>>322225
Yes.

>>321938
national socialism has always been more edgy, but op is probably brown so it would more funny than anything else he’s going for
anyway, liberals already tell us that if we’re not woke then we’re nazis, so maybe we should play along

This is super interesting to me. What's the motive and grand scheme of the larp? And what's the crossover here with crowley? Anyway, here's my ideas:
>Find people's social medias and online groups you're not meant to be in (like for clubs) and reply to lighthearted things with obtuse, insane/apocalyptic (look into j posadas), or reasonable but from genocide perpetrators copy-pasted passages about how they're wrong and don't ever type yourself.
>Hand write communist passages and occult sigils all over your clothes like a schizophrenic.
>Take photos of people from far away enough that they're suspicious, but not sure, that they're the subject.
>Listen to khmer rouge music without headphones. Vid related except for first song. They would play these songs over loudspeakers in the killing fields to drown out screams.

>>321850
This.

The most rebel thing you could do is just be yourself and express your thoughts in an unfiltered manner. OP is just attention whoring.

>>322094
rural people's party maxxing!

>>321848
Sad that anons are not getting your humour, good posts anon

The best definition of normiedom is the lack of curiosity; you might spend your time splitting hairs to define a normie, but in the end the lack of curiosity is the crux of their existence and behavior, which leads to groupthink and blindly following trends and so on. It seems they aren't metacognitively aware and for some reason can't into recursion or the horizontal or vertical dig of a matter unless it's studying for money (so a career) and so since they aren't operating metacognitively they are mostly operating then on 'luck' or so it would be that the indifference between 'interior' and 'external' of what is between their 'minds' and reality is what makes them more of a force of nature than anything else, which goes back to gnostic tripartite theory of hylics, psychics and pneumatics.

>>318518
>Genuinely, what's so wrong about normies? Like really, any of us could be one of them. Normie turned into a term, that describes a mainstream man, instead of a man that does anything a normal man would do (Such as studying, getting family, good job, etc). People argue over accusing each other of being a normie.

i don't think you appreciate the depth that the comcept of normality has to offer.

you build a laboritory/zoo/plantation/ranch/prison on which people are born and die according to your whims and the whims of the other evil scientists. you force the children to go to school, bend them through reward, punishment and repetition and you do a whole lot of other things to the people and throughout their life you tell the people that they build this themselves and that that it is a world that is up to them, even though you own it. while you tell the people this your actions paint another picture, a picture in which at every opportunity you train the people to become weak, obedient, dependent, degenerate and powerless. you do evil stuff in secret to them while pretending you are the hero who fights for them. you make the rules they are threatened to live by so that the idiots keep carrying you.

the name of this theater play, of you wanting to be carried, is normality. those who don't understand that they are inside a staged production, who accept the programming those are the normal people. normality the belief system of being oblivious, of believing the guy with the gun to be your friend. normality is stockholm syndrom.

>>318742
>soulless, mostly braindead counterfeits of real human beings

wonderfully said.

>>322774
>The best definition of normiedom is the lack of curiosity

i also think this.

>>322774
Not really true. They do have curiosity but it concerns everyday things like house renovations or fixing a car. It's rather they aren't interested in things beyond their senses.

>>322685
>The lazy alternative is prison you don't get to work and pray


[he doesn't know they use prisoners as cheap labor force to make car plates or stuff. They refer to this prison slavery as "labor therapy" or "reintegration"]

No. There’s no shared values and modern internet culture is very normie and feminised; there isn’t even a potential for uniting outcasts and losers because of the modern internet culture.

>>322701
There can be, but you need one hell of a website owner who can stay consistent with their values. Its a one-in-a-million guy among a sea of human trash.

>>322701
>No. There’s no shared values and modern internet culture is very normie and feminised; there isn’t even a potential for uniting outcasts and losers because of the modern internet culture.

if some kind of unity were to occur, i'm sure cloudflare or google captcha would have a sudden malfunction preventing people from posting at this point or some ai algorithm would take over, pretend to be site admin and shadowban people.

The op and the first four posts are all AI slop

>>322594

its trendin down hard now. But in 2010s tons and tons of succubi bit tranner pill, tried to become dudes,

and learned how bad it actually sucks to be a short , weak, frail , effimnate male.

Most are now attemptin to return to bein a succubus, and cursin culture and doctors and anyone made em beleive could be a man.

succubi truely believe only top 15% of Men are actual Men.

us in said website are invisible, and cant comprehend we live lives we do

so we will become the 3rd world and the 3rd world is too poor to afford luxury beliefs like feminism
silver linings i guess

>>322504
It is all just bullshit. Slight backpedalling of zogideology, because white males have been checking out of the society too hard and zog needs to fight Iran at some point. Same shit with zogtards like Elon Musk yapping about white replacement all of a sudden. It is need to get that 'we are so back' meme going. No one is winning or losing, everything goes at the pace zog wants.

>>322504
>The "overwhelming" is in process and the #Metoo era of the late 2010s was the peak of western feminism.

could be. all i see are quiet breaks in the cloud through which the light can shine.
i suspect what did it was succubi showcasing their own disgrace on social media.

>the urgency with which they resort to conflict
>control drama
>struggle sessions
>conspiracy
>their addiction to material wealth
>their deteriorating mental health
>their retreat from creativity and their resort to human resource middle management keeping the slaves behaving
>they don't use ad blockers, they probably use ad enhancers, which does not block the ads but adds more ads.
>their complete disregard for privacy
>their willingness to be part of surveilling everything
>their unwillingness to accept rejection
>their never-ending motivation to play dumb when there are consequences to their actions
>their self-destructive addiction to social approval

i dunno. their acceptance of all forms of parasitism inevitably takes it's toll physically and psychologically, which i expect to result in bad karma.

>>322339
How do you get into meditation? I've always wanted to give meditation a go but put it off for years because of my shitty attention span.

>>310345
kururin kuru kuru

wtf learning things is actually hard, All this time I thought that I am either a hidden genius that just need to be awakened and can easily breeze through everything or a subhuman failure who cannot achieve anything no matter how hard I tried but it turns out that I am just an average person that can progress at a slow but steady rate as long as I am consistent. This shit is boring as fuck dude. I want to be instantly good. How can skilled normies do this all day instead of gooning or playing games? Not even trying to be sarcastic. It's an actual realization I got when I tried to learn new things so long after years of depressed zombiebrowsing.

>>322664
>>322664
I had the same problem as you, but then I realized that I have shit for brain, shitty genetics, and shitty upbringing. It never really began for me. So, I just accept my defective nature and course through life for pleasure and entertainment.
The Grind™ is for normies alone. They have good genes, so they should try harder.

>>314744
>I am the only one at the gymnasium that doesn't take a 2 minute cellphone break after each set. Old, young, male, other… Even the trainers were scrolling gains away today. It's like the opposite of a cool anime.

maybe there are such animes that show how unbearingly generic people are. i chuckle at the thought.

>>321573
Point is, there's was never a age where having a disability was a net benefit, never was and never will be, the idea that autism was good back then is a cope plain and simple, nobody wants to working with a autistic person next to them, nor schizophrenia, drug addict or other types of mental issues.

>>316786
“Watch your thoughts, they become your words; watch your words, they become your actions; watch your actions, they become your habits; watch your habits, they become your character; watch your character, it becomes your destiny.”
― Lao Tzu

Damn I wish my parents were like that. My parents are the most negative and pessimistic people I know. If I tell them about something I am considering doing they will just tell me all the ways it might go wrong.

This weekend I managed to fix my bicycle brakes which I am really happy about. I tried to repair the light system as well and it worked, but after going on a test ride and some asphalt bumps it stopped working again.

positivity that's something you chose. it's choice. your genes don't limit how often you are positive, your habit does, which you can override with something else and if you can hold it long enough, it will replace the old.

i would start like this: be in optimism for 1 minute every day until it becomes easy, then increase to 5 minutes.

what might help you is building systems that remember your worries for you and allow you to have worries and make decisions based on them without having to have them running in the head.

>>322399
>my life choices have led me to see 100s of prints from the circa 1780-1820 British golden age of satire, they shit on the french constantly.
I'm thinking based

>>322401
real humanities degrees are widely considered useless, not to mention my superstitious self-taught knowledge. I wish I was interested in practical things, such as soldering or furniture repair.

New 4chan captcha is kinda fun

At my high school attending clubs was mandatory, so I was part of one, but I think if we were given the option of going home early instead of joining a club, I would've just chosen to go home early.
The clubs were run by teachers so we never really had interesting stuff like an anime club (except in my first year when we had a movie club, that was pretty fun) or anything like that, it was usually things like a homework club or sports. They were all fine though, basically just regular classes except the teachers were a little more lax about talking in class and whatnot.

>>321607
join a youth group they said

we only had the get the fuck home and play runescape club

>>321607
None, in the third world we have not school clubs

>>321613
>>322576

It's only a US thing to be fair. I'm from another first world country and we have no such thing as a school club.